the Carnaby women's clothing, create independent ne…

By 2009, Miss Stefanie Sun—shareholder, designer, and brand ambassador of "The Carnaby"—introduced the first Yanzi collection for the fashion line, setting a new standard with her bold creativity. Since then, she has consistently surprised the fashion world with innovative designs that ...READING MORE...

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Henan Zhenping: Strongly promote the development of nee…

In the early spring, the Mayangping Industrial Agglomeration Zone in Nanyang City is bustling with activity. Several major textile companies, including Nanyang Mengyao Sweater Co., Ltd. (with an investment of 400 million yuan), Huaxin Woven Carpet Co., Ltd. (300 million yuan), Yulong Textile, Hengye ...READING MORE...

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US Bureau of Statistics has started or no longer publis…

The U.S. Census Bureau has announced that it will stop publishing its monthly reports on soybean crush and cotton inventory data after the release of the July figures, which is scheduled for August 25. This decision comes as part of a broader effort by the Obama administration to cut federal spendin ...READING MORE...

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Chinese bamboo grass weaving technology tops Malta Nati…

On September 17th, the "Bamboo Weaving Preparation Exhibition" was successfully held at the National Archaeological Museum of Malta. This event marked a significant cultural milestone, showcasing the richness and depth of Chinese traditional folk art and fostering greater mutual understanding betwe ...READING MORE...

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Chinese bamboo grass weaving technology tops Malta Nati…

On September 17th, the "Bamboo Weaving Preparation Exhibition" was successfully held at the National Archaeological Museum of Malta. This cultural event served as a vibrant platform to showcase and promote Chinese traditional folk culture and art, while also deepening the friendly ties between China ...READING MORE...

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Sri Lanka’s garment exports have fallen sharply in 20…

The Sri Lanka Garment Buying Officers Association (SLGBOA) recently warned that the country's garment exports are expected to drop significantly in 2010 compared to 2009. This comes as a result of the loss of export tariff preferences for Sri Lankan textiles in the European Union market, along with ...READING MORE...

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Sri Lanka’s garment exports have fallen sharply in 20…

The Sri Lanka Garment Buying Officers Association (SLGBOA) recently warned that the loss of export tariff preferences for Sri Lankan garments in the European Union market, combined with a drop in exports to the United States, is expected to cause a significant decline in the country’s clothi ...READING MORE...

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